Book Review: The Devil's Bagpipe: the Life of Martin Luther w/ Fr. Robert Nixon, OSB
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So Luther was a Narcissist. I have always thought of the Protestant version of "personal relationship" with Jesus as a narcissistic type of relationship. They take all the blessings & grace but don't see that they have to give back to God spiritually through sacrifice & good works -Reciprocation.
Greatly said.
Pax Vobiscum
I once heard a Catholic apologist (wish I could recall the name) describe how Luther, in his own writings, disclosed that he repeatedly admitted his personal failings and sinful behavior to his confessor, and I think the interviewee also said Luther prayed and undertook various penances, but nothing ever changed. Perhaps another reason Luther lost faith in the Church and decided that only "faith alone" (or good intentions) were necessary for salvation, and that a sinner's personal efforts were unnecessary.
I had just recently been wondering whether the Augustinians may have directed Luther to undergo whatever form of liturgical exorcism or deliverance was available at the time. Hearing these descriptions of his rebellious personality, I wonder, would Luther have submitted under order of obedience... or refused?
I would like to see a book on Calvin. My fav saint, Francis de Sales battled Calvinism.
My Catholic mind is blown!
God bless you Father Nixon 🙏🏼 This is the best Video ever I heard about Luther, especially the demonic influence, no wonder Luther wanted to eradicate the Holy Mass, Holy Eucharist, and the Papacy 🙏🏼✝️⛪️
No ! Conservative Confessional Lutherans hold on to many aspects of the Catholic faith.! Please have a friendly chat with a Missouri Synod Lutheran Church pastor! Yes....they do believe in the Real Presence, the Holy Trinity, eta. Missouri Synod Lutherans are not like the liberal lqbtxyz Lutherans.
@@michaelciccone2194 OP is talking about Luther's own intentions and beliefs. Whatever the 21st century Missouri Synod believes does not and cannot undo the damage Luther caused to the Body of Christ 500 years ago. And their "communion" is merely bread and wine, not the consecrated Eucharist.
Im getting this book. I have tbh, this is very scary. How people fall so far. Wow, Lord help us!
CultureWars has a very long article on John Calvins life they published like 2 months ago. I just finished it today, pretty neat to see you post a video on Luther the same day.
Thank you so much for this interview and the introduction to a documentary of Luther. It is now on my list of must reads. ❤
4/24/24 - Just heard about this translation today, as Father was a guest on Joe McClane's morning show. The book is only $15 at Sensus Fidelium Press. Can't wait to read it! Although I expect it will be a sad portrayal of a fallen soul and personality, who worked to annihilate the Church.
Thank you
Can someone provide more info on James Lang and his names correct original spelling. I want to look up his works.
Much appreciated video thank you. Amazing and beautiful
Deception takes form in generalities rather than in particulars.
It's interesting how using broad statements can be a strategy for deception. Specific details often provide a clearer understanding, and I'm curious to explore this idea further.
@@Mediation_is_the_Solution if you would like an example of further I shall set course: and there are many particulars one could employ to make it be one and also make it be another from countless variations.
Row one:
Fabrizio said:
And tell him that you want to do the things of which you do not want to do: And conceal those things of which you do want to do: And tell him that you are apprehensive of the things of which you are not apprehensive of: And by keeping silent those things of which you are apprehensive of...
-Machiavelli, Niccolo "The Art of War" Book VI
Row two:
Machiavelli, Niccolo "Discourses on the First Decade of Titus Livius" * CHAPTER XLVII.--That though Men deceive themselves in Generalities, in
Particulars they judge truly.
*aka "The Prince" unabridged
😃 oh yes. I love that.
I need to review my philosophy/political science as I think my learning has been reawakened and prior knowledge was stunted due to my inability to see clearly.
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Reader's of Shakespeare's Caesar might find find this strange...
-Strauss, Barry "The Death of Caesar" Chapter I do not recall
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Amen 🙏
The whole Protestant thing seems like a combination of that same spirit as the Feminist who "doesn't need no man (the Church)" and a lot of opportunitists who used this as a way to get more power/money but in the name of religion.
This is actually incredible. Very wise.
Thanks brother 🙏
Same spirit of rebellion which comes from Satan.
I have heard that he went to the monastery for sanctuary due to killing a man in a duel which was illegal to have duels....and at the time he had a concubine and a child with her.
Any thoughts on this claim?
I heard that claim in a German documentary named Luter.
@@Pax6368 that is where I heard it too.
Nicely done.
Only One! Viva Cristo Rey Ave Maria!!!
His arguments were very similar to Marxism or the French Revolution.
Ordered!
A video of the persecution of the Teutonic Knights and Brigidine Nuns who remained Catholic?
It is -15 degrees in Toronto 🥶LOL!
Me to a Protestant,”My church was founded by Jesus Christ, yours was founded by a drunk.”
That's not helpful for conversation.... as much as it's true and succinct. I feel like blurting it out too, but honey attracts more flies.
Yeah but you need to do something with the flys @@shellir8989 .
We cannot be nice to the evil ideas. We need to be nice to the people .
I have not had a chance to finish the whole talk yet. Does you guys ever go over the image? The original artist of the image as I understand it did it as a Protestant criticizing Monks as the devils puppets.
Really? The image is unsettling to look at. I hope there is a discussion on who created that woodcut.
Love the picture on the cover😅
So Luther had a dark side.
So what is so wrong with donating to the church
Thank you Fr Nixon for this book - the real truth about Martin Luther and well timed... a statue of this 'entity' ....has appeared in the Vatican.. and the pope has welcomed it..
The statue appears to be made out of some material resembling 'chocolate'? shall we say?
How apt ..
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Read Ecclesiasticus 19:22-25
"22 There is an exquisite subtilty, and the same is unjust. 23 And there is one that uttereth an exact word telling the truth. There is one that humbleth himself wickedly, and his interior is full of deceit: 24 And there is one that submitteth himself exceedingly with a great lowliness: and there is one that casteth down his countenance, and maketh as if he did not see that which is unknown: 25 And if he be hindered from sinning for want of power, if he shall find opportunity to do evil, he will do it."
After reading this book, it seems the warnings from the Wisdom of Sirach/Solomon were there to be heeded, by lay and ecclesiastical leaders alike!! I am sorry that this friar made as much headway and division as he did, and still does, in all of our families. May our Good God have mercy on us and bring our separated brethren home to His One, True Church.
Two ideas really hit home…
1) Martin Luther, well-known as a proud and aggressive heretic/detractor/slanderer/drunkard/oath-breaker, who enjoyed the attention and company of demons, and purposefully instigated terrible scandals and uprisings that caused the death of many thousands of people during his lifetime (100’s of thousands after his death), is venerated today as the wise reformer of God’s Word, His Church, and His Laws.
2) Pope Francis venerates Luther and keeps a large statue of him on the stage of his audience hall. 🤔
Sadly Protestants don’t know the truth refuse to listen to the truth and won’t accept the truth about this heretic. He was a mislead evil man clearly led by the demons!
@@juliekozlowski4902to be fair, at least Protestants are consistent....they refuse to listen to reason on most things!
Pope Francis is trying to reach out to Lutheranism collapses.
Is there a face, near the door face like image on the wall.. spying creepily
Its Freddy 😮
We can bring this to today with this Pope and some people disagreeing. Can Church members: laity and priests, bishops, archbishops, monks and others step back and humble themselves?
If by "humble themselves" you mean remain silent in the face of manifest evil in Bergogolio and his cohorts, no. We have the solemn duty as Catholics to defend the Faith.
So these monks were martyred
Yes, there were countless monks and nuns who were martyred as a consequence of the Protestant schism. The majority of these have not been canonized, simply because they were so numerous at the time. Some have been canonized as a group, like the Carthusian martyrs of Londons. There others who fled from their monasteries and convent, and others joined with Luther. Whether they did this out of fear or conviction is something which we can never know, in most cases.
Yes also a group of nuns were led to their death in a cart all the while singing holy prayers one by one the nuns went to Mother asked for permission to exit the cart as they walked to their beheading they sang, the crowds were cheering their deaths but by the time the last nun was beheaded the crowd had gone silent and left the murder site in silence. They were shocked at these nuns joy to die for God and church and their obedience to Mother Superior. So many holy people were martyred.
The singing nuns in the cart died at the guillotine during the French Revolution. Martyrs, yes, reformation related...distantly
@@shellir8989The Protestant Rebellion paved the way for the American and French Revolutions.
Marty's daddy wanted him to be a lawyer. Marty had daddy issues.
His dad was a merchant and wanted Martin to go to law school so he can resolve his contract problems. But Martin converted and became a theologian.
@@Mediation_is_the_Solution yep.
According to E Michael Jones, John Calvin was a homosexual.
Scotland succumbed to Calvinism not Lutheranism. Do you have a degree in the area of study you are commenting on? It's important to be precise otherwise your evaluation is undermined.
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But Luther opened the gate, didn't he? The rebellion was the fundamental heresy, which left both royalty and general population of natiins outside Germany open to other false theogies, such as that of Calvin.
You're making too much of a distinction between Protestant denominations. At their core, they're all the same.
This is a click bait video Please read more accurate Catholic scholarly books on Martin Luther that are based on sound academic research. Joseph Lortz wrote a terrific book on the Reformation many years ago
This is a recent translation of a book written by a contemporary of Luther's. The author, James Laing, widely respected by his contemporaries, recorded facts that were known about Luther at the time Luther was alive, and the effects of his rebellion on society as a whole.
Perhaps you missed, or simply discounted, that part of the discussion. Unlike his own fellow scholars, present-day Protestants have nothing good to say about Laing, dismissing him as a gossip and slanderer; it's my guess that you share those views.
Truth is a hard pill to swallow.
Eye witness testimony trumps your “scholars” opinions
Many of Luther's writings are only now available in English - and they're disgusting.